Juniors: Make Your SAT/ACT Testing Plan NOW
🌟 Hey, high school juniors: let’s talk SAT and ACT! If you're choosing to test, it's time to craft your game plan for testing if you haven’t already. 📚✏️
Before you actually take the test, there are three key things to nail down:
1️⃣ First up: SAT, ACT, or both? Colleges don’t really care which one you pick, but they’re different beasts. Choosing your test is step one!
2️⃣ Next, lock in your test date. Spots fill up fast in some areas, so hop online, schedule it, and mark that date on your calendar. This is a great way to have something tangible to prep for!
3️⃣ How will you prep? Formal prep classes or DIY? There are plenty of free options online, but self-discipline’s key for solo study sessions.
Crafting a testing plan gives you time to prep the best you can! Early planning means multiple test takes if needed, and aiming to wrap up testing by the summer before senior year sets you up nicely for college application deadlines.
Less stress, more confidence on test day—it’s all about preparation! 🎓✨ You’ve got this! Remember, a little planning now leads to a whole lot of success later. 🌟📚
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With a unique niche in family dynamics and the parent-child relationship, Rooted College Planning is committed to finding college options for each student’s best fit. Carly uses family-centered methods and a curriculum-based approach to ensure students are on track and the family is involved in the process.
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DISCLAIMER: The information shared in this video is generalized and may not be applicable for every student. This guidance is based on Carly’s experience and education and other professionals may disagree. Be sure to do your own research for the most successful admissions experience.
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